Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
WALKS AND TALKS.

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Inn. tboazh he sleeps bsn<sah tne sod As
be says himself. u woals have given
handrsd tiEaes the pres soeaef than have
lost the opportunity Of secatins TIE picture
which prize 30 hlshly ana nAd oiisn al
mired On the desk Of the msn anonx
whose effects il Was foand.s
Complaint Is being made BY visitors Al
Reeds Lake, that Cspsaia Poisson sllevs
his steamer fiorenee. 10 tour the waters as
late as o'clock at night without display
ing signal OF other lights % the boat. Nov
this state of darkness Is 10 doubs sppre-
cissed By losesiek swains aud pretty
danssls. but is's very dangerous 10 parties
in row boats. This fact has Eroosbiy escaped
the notice Of the genial captain znt there
need be no fear bat that he will remeiy H.
Adam Fo.sp2ugh. the circns manager, has
great faith in the moon and prognossicaies
the weather largely By its state as well as
position. lie is no, the only man who has
this hobby. for the other day . weli-todo
farmer in Kent county thus explained his
success in life 10 friend: Il always go by
| the moon's changes because then / know
I'm right. II COW is born when the horns
the moon point down. she will be . good
mixer. but il born when the horns point
up she viii run to nothing but skin and
bone. always butcher in the fail OF the
moon, and have quarter more meat.
always SOW and plant ia the new OF the
mocn. and have better crops than my
| neighbors. always build fences when the
horns of the moon point up. and pat on the
stakes and riders when the horns poin.
down; then the two pull together and never
| fall down." and SO he continued. attribut
| ing leaky roofs. diseases. accidents. etc, TO
various phases Of the moon, and his good
luck and wealth. as well Is that of the
veteran showman's. leads one TO believe
that perhaps after all there may be some
thing in the strange superstition.
"If anyone asks you what is sbe circula-
| tion of the TELEsRAM-HERALp tell them a
million" said Justice Walsh the other day.
They had a little squib in abouE my going
| fishing for suckers, and III bet that hun
dred men stopped me and asked II caught
town reads it" and the dispenser Of justice
| filed up his clay pipe. applied a match and
was soon dreaming of fsa lines, lsh and
bait.
| Patrons of the various aristocratic barber
shops, existing in this city in ISL. will re
| member George F. Rogers. high-toned.
aashily dressed, good looking manipulation
OF the steel, who came here fion Jackson.
| For several seasons he had been connected
| with Hayer.y's Ministries and as be was an
apt story teller and always had plenty OF
money which be spent freely. be was very
popular among the bloods. Hattie Meeker
was at that time the good looking. hesby.
| but wealthy proprietress of sin at s5 Ottawa
st. in this city, and her sfection for George
was reoiprocaied and the two were quietly
married She sold her household effects.
drew from ths bank good sized bundle
| of money and the two went to Jack
son, where the wife establish
ed George IN a shop. the
magni6cence of which vas unequsled in
the State Unfortunately for George be
could not curve nis passion for women
other than bis wife. and his escapsdes with
prominent society girls in the Centrsi City
soon led to his downfall From the barber
shop be became the propnaor of the Star
and Crescent restaurant in the prison city,
and few days since, having contracted
seveval thousand dollars isdebteinfss, hs
skipped out, leaving behind his wife. who
bad suck by him through thick add thin
When last heard of he was in Toledo
whithes his faithful wife had followed him
and viii use her efforts 70 start him anew
in business. Its bat one of the ups and
downs Of this world.
The 1'xLEozsa- II ERsEp feels proud ovel
the fact that two items which appeared in
this dspertraent on Monday morning weF.
the paeens Of securing the liberty of tvs
well kEovn persons then confined ia "a.
Kent county Jail. n. Carr and J. l. Hsr
". Beth Of these men we're well known 4
the city. ard their relesss wss the subjec
Of general rejoicing. snd this sspsr's c<.ars'
in the matter has been highly corSmez6ed
It simply goes to snow tie weighs ths opi7
ions Of the TEIEsssS HERk1s bare wifi
the pablic, and that It l. alsays ready "a
take up the cu5gsl IN defense Of the Tn
fortunate or the oppressed
Just Why The tsx2sTers shozid - -
! auirsd to foot the sx2ense Of q second tria
for Johnny Ray. whose ofEenss--scoordiss
70 the testimony Of the prosecufion--i ths
Of residing vita his wife in bease fofn
, 7 rnerfv rzs5 FOR evil r,1rranex sfas.f xtsset